Jack lauds dasheen cereal company: THA will help entrepreneurs
Dear Diet Enterprises owners Shanice Charles, left, and Shenee Winchester. -
Secretary of Finance and the Economy Joel Jack has underscored the Tobago House of Assembly’s commitment to assisting the island’s entrepreneurs.
Jack did so at the post-executive council media briefing on Wednesday as he highlighted the work of young entrepreneurs Shanice Charles and Shenee Winchester, owners of Dear Diets Enterprises.
The company, which was launched last year, produces a breakfast cereal made from dasheen. It can be found on the shelves at Viewport Supermarket, Scarborough and RT Morshead supermarket, Buccoo Road.
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Panellist: Tobagonians unhappy over THA deadlock
FILE PHOTO: The I Love Tobago sign at the Scarborough Esplanade.
Motivational speaker Julien Skeete believes prayers may be the only solution, in the foreseeable future, to resolve the six-six deadlock in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA).
He was a guest on a virtual panel discussion on Thursday night, which reviewed the impasse.
The discussion, Why Are We Still Stalled?, was hosted by Tobago CivilNET.
Other panellists were independent senator Maria Dillon-Remy and Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) deputy political leader Dr Faith BYisrael.
The PNM was invited, but declined.
The discussion was moderated by Dr Stephen Sheppard, CEO of the Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute.
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